Apr
25
Grad Salute 2017
All graduating students are encouraged to attend the Graduate Salute on either April 24 or April 25, 2017 in the Ballroom of Hermann Hall from noon–7 p.m. Graduating students need only attend Graduate...
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Apr
22
2016 Ralph Peck Lecture - Nanoparticles in Liquids Crystals, and Liquid Crystals in Nanoparticles
The Chemical and Biological Engineering Department will be hosting the 2016 Ralph Peck Lecture featuring speaker Juan de Pablo, Liew Family Professor in Molecular Engineering and Deputy Director for...
Apr
22
Philosophy Colloquium
Marie Hicks Assistant Professor of History "Computer Love: Sex, Social Order, and Technological Matchmaking at the Dawn of the Electronic Age, 1950-1979"
Apr
22
IFSH International Cultural Day, Friday April 22
Save the Date! Our IFSH International Cultural Day will be held on Friday, April 22nd from 12:00pm – 2:00 pm. In addition to sampling a variety of delicious ethnic pot-luck dishes, we will have the...
Apr
22
Spring 2016 IPRO Day
Stop by to see to this semester's IPRO teams give formal presentations and showcase their projects in the form of an exhibit. For a list of the team descriptions, visit the IPRO website. Please...
Apr
21
The Science and Engineering of Nanoelectrofuel Flow Battery Development
HostPhysics Description Development of transformational electrochemical energy storage technologies is an imperative for enabling sustainable technologies such as vehicle electrification and renewable...
Apr
20
MMAE Seminar - Dr. James Saal - ICME Design of High Entropy Alloys for High-Temperature Applications
Armour College of Engineering's Mechanical, Materials & Aerospace Engineering Department will welcome Doctor James Saal, QuesTek Innovations, on Wednesday, April 20th to present his lecture, ICME...
Apr
20
Understanding Reaction Mechanisms and Controlling Reactive Surface Species During Atomic Layer Deposition of Metal Chalcogenides
HostChemistry Description By and large, the progress of technology in areas such as computer chips and solar cells is driven by decreasing scale, coupled with increasing intricacies in device...
Apr
19
An Efficient Adaptive Rescaling Scheme for Computing Moving Interface Problems
Host Department of Applied Mathematics Description In this talk, Meng Zhao presents an efficient rescaling scheme for computing the long-time dynamics of expanding interfaces. The idea is to design an...
Apr
19
Introduction to Minimum Cost Flow and the Network Simplex Algorithm
Host Department of Applied Mathematics Description The minimum cost network flow (MCNF) problem is an important form of linear program that can be used to model a wide variety of network design and...